Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-08
DIAMONDS.
Watches and Diamonds Found in
Tea and Coffee-A Novel Way
of Introducing Goods.

The names of all persons finding
diamonds, watches, ETC., are added
to this list daily. The Dianont
Tea Company of New York, haI
rented the first door north of thu
post-office in the Hardin block, ant
in order to introduce their goods
this company put for thirty day
souvenirs in every can OF tea o,
coffee sold, such as solid gold, sill
yer and nickel watches; also genuin,
diamonds in solid gold settings
also money and many other val
liable articles of less value. Every
can contains a souvenir. The cot
fee can and contents weigh abou.
three pounds, the tea can and con
tents about one and one-hal
pounds. This expensive and move
way of advertising will be discon
tinued after thirty days, and thes'
really choice goods will be solo
strictly on their merits, the same
price and quantity, but without thu
souvenir. Ofcourse every purchas
er must not expect to get a diamond
or a watch. This company claim
that they have just as good a RICH
to give away watches, diamonds, o,
other jewelry and money as tneil
other competitors have to give
away glassware, chromos etc. Gel
up a club. Those who get up {
club order always get a handsome
present. Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts of the Unit
ed States or receipt of cash or post.
Office order. Terms: Single car
81; six for SIS; thirteen for $40; and
twenty-seven for $40. Address,
Diamond Tea Company, Mexico.
Mo.
B. F. Orear, genuine diamond
ring; S. Crawford, genuine dia'
mond ring; Fannie Howe, genu'
inc diamond ring; Thomas Glib.
son, genuine diamond ring; J. d
Neeley, genuine diamond ring
Mrs. j.. J. Runnells, genuine dia
mond ring; Sarah Leonard, sole
gold watch.
Mason Creasey, solid gold stem
winding watch; j. A. Dollard
genuine diamond ring; c. Asbury
genuine diamond ring; Geo. P
Smith, watch and chain; P
Uzzell, genuine diamond ring.
A. B. Daniel, Jr., genuine dia
mond ring; Miss Gerty Macomber
SIS in gold in tea; Mason Creasey
genuine diamond ringSR. P
Tomey, solid gold watch.
Mrs. Elizebeth Miles, set of sill
yer spoons; James Brooks, stem
winding silver watch; b. Whaley
set of silver spoons; Lew Wilson
gents diamond stud, set in SOLE
gold.
Miss G. LeFaivre, solid gol,
ring; R. P. Rose, gents soli'
gold watch; A. H. Boyd, p. m.
genuine diamond ring; VIM. Bates
stem winding watch and chain; G
II. Jackson, Country $40 in gold
in tea.
Jennie Cathcart, solid gold ring
R. P. Tomey, gents stem-windin
watch; R. S. Carver, genuin
diamond ring; Miss Eva Revere
solid gold watch; T. c. Rogers
genuine diamond ear drops.
Mrs. John Harrison, SLATER re
ceived by mail order genuine dia
mong ring, valued at SO; Mrs
Edith Carpenter, Country soil
gold watch; Ike Smith, solid silve
watch, valued at $50.
C. d. Bruce, genuine diamon'
ring; J. E. Green, set silver spoons
J. w. Wilson, genuine diamon'
ring; Miss Ida Henica, solid gol'
watch in tea; W. H. Perry, genuin
diamond ring; Mrs. A.. Knot
genuine diamond ring; R. F. Toal
son, genuine diamond ring; R. T
Munson. mason, $40 in gold in tea
David Trlmble, s1.00; Miss Haiti
Rollins (Ringo House, set gold ear
drops; Jennie Mckinley, gold ring
Mrs. James Clacher, genuine di
amond ring; G. P. Munson, (coun
ltrv) solid gold Waltham watch
Mamie Dye, solid gold ring; Mis-
Emma Holmes, genuine damon,
ring, valued at s25; w. Forest, Sc
silver spoons; r. r. Cummings
lGolumbia) IS in gold in tea; Mis-
MAY Owens, gold ring; C. \
tn-;.n oonuina diamond ring.